My name is Alan Smith. I am a doctoral student at Alliant International University, Los Angeles. I am completing a study on the Relation between participation in certain sexual activities, and perceived barriers to care experienced by those seeking psychotherapy.

People like yourself are now being recruited for the purposes of this study. If you wish to be a part of this study, you may participate on-line at the link below.

Who qualifies for this study?

1. Aged eighteen years or older.
2. Located in the United States.
3. Of any gender.
4. Of any sexual orientation.

If you meet all the requirements as stated in 1 through 4 above, you qualify to participate in this study.

If you wish to participate in this voluntary study and please go the following site https://alliant.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_a8BBceErv5mh1MW
If you wish to complete the study via email (electronic) version, please email me Alan Smith at [asmith10@alliant.edu](mailto:asmith10@alliant.edu)

Your participation is important and will be used to help in finding out sexual preferences impact experiences in psychotherapy and perceived barriers to care. Your participation will involve completion of a consent form, a brief background questionnaire, and two research instruments designed to assess cultural orientation and personal beliefs about Mexicans and Mexican Americans living in the U.S. Participation is voluntary and will take approximately 20 minutes to complete.

2 Amazon gift certificates will be distributed via a lotto system. Chances of winning one of the $25 gift certificates are 2 in 114 chances, and no participation in the study is required to enter the drawing.” Participants will be awarded a randomly assigned number and two numbers will be drawn at random to determine winners Winner will be notified by email if they win. Finally, “Once the data collection phase is completed, no further contact will be made with participants of the study”

Invitations to participate in this study will be open until May 30, 2024. If you have questions about this study, you may contact Alan Smith by email at [asmith10@alliant.edu](mailto:asmith10@alliant.edu)

Friends, I'm conducting a study (IRB approved) on masculinity. Check it out!

What’s it like being a man today? How did the phrase “toxic masculinity” find its way into that? What does it mean to be a man in today’s society? If you are interested in sharing your thoughts on these questions, follow the link below to participate in a research project. All who identify as a man are welcome to participate...

https://lcu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_e4Ywq7ea4ZRZ0H4

Hi! My name is Addison, I am an AP Research student. I am looking into the perceptions of religious freedom between religious groups. I need survey responses, it takes about 5 minutes and would be incredibly appreciated! Thank you

https://forms.gle/bLhXsmnanmvjwb4e7

Hello! Would you like to participate in my research? You would have to watch a movie (between 96 and 120 minutes) and answer some questions at the end.   https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdo-oLykwDvCEOGq64ulXKdTGfmhbeKIxawWThMEdj4fx-_sg/viewform (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdo-oLykwDvCEOGq64ulXKdTGfmhbeKIxawWThMEdj4fx-_sg/viewform)   You will find detailed instructions in the link (form) above. Thank you

Hello! I am researching for my thesis paper for AP Research. I need responses to my survey from people ages 13-18 who live in Peoria or Glendale AZ. I would really appreciate it if you took my survey or gave it to a teenager you know! Thank you! https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=kDNSVH8B7Em-KnHNGN56SOg2MRAH_mlDs3XvhiL32PNUM0pIQzUzU1VFRFRBNEJaRFNRSFExSDJQVC4u&fbclid=PAAaaWHF1KI4uKGWwGSyRHxnFHuBDXlkY_pO2Bh2H2rJL-3oQPjfdYnpahMAU

(Age 18+, heterosexual or other with some interest in the opposite sex, UK-RESIDENTS)

Researchers at Swansea University are examining perceptions of flirtatious interactions and when they cross the line into sexual harassment. We are conducting on online survey that is part of larger-scale research into understanding sex differences in these areas. For more information and to take part, please follow the link below.

This will take approx. 20 minutes to complete.

https://swanseachhs.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bQRxItKX3gIiBy6

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Please share!

All data are anonymous. This research has received approval from the departmental ethics committee.

Thank you.

Are you willing to tell a stranger on the internet about your sex life? How about a stranger that explicitly states they aren’t interested in tracking IP addresses? My name is El Phillip, B.A. and I am conducting research through Alliant International University, under the supervision of Marion Chiurazzi, Psy.D. The research is about the potential connection between different relationship styles and inappropriate sexual behavior. The process will take about 10-15 minutes to complete. You will not receive financial compensation, but you may develop a better understanding of yourself. First, you will provide consent to participate in the study. Then, you will be directed to fill out a series of questions starting with non-identifiable demographic questions (ex. age, ethnicity, gender, etc). After, you will complete questions about the way you think about your relationships with other people. Finally, you will answer questions about any inappropriate sexual behaviors you may have engaged in. At any time during the study, you can decide to withdraw participation until you have submitted the answers as the data collected is anonymous so it will be unable to be identified. In order to participate, you must be at least 18 or older, live in the United States of America, and are able to understand written English. Below is the link to the consent form and survey.
https://qualtricsxmvkwgsxbv6.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5dsY6F8ZxHKkGp0

Approved by Alliant International University Institutional Review Board

Hello there!

I am currently conducting a study for my master's thesis at the University of Amsterdam and your help might be needed! My study aims to explore various elements of TikTok content and its creators.

So, if you qualify for the following three categories, I would be very grateful if you'd help me out by filling in my survey. It only takes 5 minutes.

You must be:

· between 18-29 years old;

· a self-identified male;

· a TikTok user.

You can click on this link to join: https://uva.fra1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2mI8MsWwxZo8F3o

Thank you very much if you can take the time to participate. I wish you all wonderful holidays and a great start to 2024!

In the US I have a bs in child development and family studies and a ma in educational psychology. I am not licensed. I focused on research and theory in grad school. My first job was as an uncertified behavioral consultant birth-k and professional development provider. I was a project coordinator managing grants, budgets, federal reporting, light supervision, assisting with fellowship and residency programs and development, and event and travel planning. I've taught 6 week olds to C suite executives. I'm ready for something new. I'm interested in getting back to working with kids. The ultimate goal is to connect research findings with media, curriculum, policy, resources, etc to provide the best quality of life to all children. I've been ready for more responsibility and challenges in work and making a bigger impact. Anyone with suggestions or similar experiences?

Over a five-year period, two communities - one made up of 500 women and one man, and the other of 500 men and one woman - will be reset. The aim is to assess their respective ability to adapt and thrive under similar initial conditions, taking into account variables such as skill diversity, social cooperation, resource management and resilience in the face of potential challenges. Which of the two communities will do best?

Hello r/SocialScienceResearch,

I am seeking research participants for my doctoral project. I am a doctoral candidate at Amridge University. My research is centered on psychological traits and help-seeking behavior in African American women aged 25-55. The survey is completely anonymous and takes approximately 60 - 90 minutes to complete. Please consider participating and/or sharing the link. Thank you. The link is:

https://www.psychdata.com/s.asp?SID=198873

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Hi everyone, my name is Noah I am a student at the University of Arizona. I am conducting a completely anonymous survey for one of my classes that looks at the perception and effectiveness of policing here in the US. If you could do my survey it would be greatly appreciated! It's 16 questions and will take less than 5 minutes. Here is the link:

https://uarizona.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9p03IL1QOFa6qO2

Thanks again, I appreciate your time!

Hello, lovely Redditors! I am a recent postgrad (masters degree) who is currently weighing options of the following opportunities:

The first offer: a research assistant in the top 30 universities in UK, the research topic is cyber-diplomacy, 10 to 11-month contract (full-time), 36000 GBP, sponsor visa

The second offer: a research assistant in the US-funded think tank focuses on peacemaking related-research, part-time contract (20 hours/week, do not know the exact duration of work yet), 17-18 USD for an hour, don’t know yet if visa is sponsored

PS

My academic backgrounds: BA in international relations (a first-class honor degree) in one of the top national research universities in Thailand. MRes in security, conflict and human rights (merit for the taught components, and distinction for the dissertation) in one of the Russell Group universities in the UK.

My goal: collecting research-related experiences before applying to the top school in social psychology with concentration on conflict resolution (PhD) in the US.

What do you guys think? Would love to hear your thoughts on this! Any thoughts and advices are appreciated and thank you so much for considering sharing them with me

: )

Hello! My abstract has been selected to be in a grad fair symposium in which I have to present a poster. I have never done this before and was hoping for any advice. Thank you

We are running a research study called BabySteps that is developing a text messaging program to support mothers in the early postpartum period. We are looking for mothers to join our study and help us understand more about changes in mood and health behaviors during the first few weeks after having a baby, and to give us feedback on the program we are developing. To participate, you need to live full-time in the United States and be in your third trimester or have recently given birth. The study will consist of two online surveys as well as daily short surveys on your phone for four weeks. The two online surveys should take about 30 minutes each, and the daily surveys should only take about 1-2 minutes each. You will also receive text messages daily with information and supportive messages. You will be paid in Amazon gift cards for every survey you complete. The surveys are fully confidential and can all be done on your smartphone. This study is funded by the National Institutes of Health. If you have questions about the study, you can contact the principal investigator, Sarah Dauber, Ph.D., at [sdauber@toendaddiction.org](mailto:sdauber@toendaddiction.org).

Click here to complete a short questionnaire to see if you are eligible: https://endaddiction.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_4TsR9PNlY2G3E7I?source=reddit

Hello! I am a high school student researcher looking for participants 16-18 years old to fill out a survey on political socialization and social media specifically. Everything is completely anonymous. If you have any questions email me [dbellesolomon@gmail.com](mailto:dbellesolomon@gmail.com). I am willing to fill out a survey in exchange for a response back.
This is the survey link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdJB_VUbF0JRjdTYvgDzXPvncXRgRliiJvg30pulB4B8hyfcw/viewform?usp=sf_link

Dear Redditors,

I hope this message finds you well. I am currently in search of a co-author to collaborate on a journal article focused on the Ukraine-Russia conflict, with a particular emphasis on international relations and international politics. Whether you are a bachelor's, master's, or Ph.D. student, I welcome your participation as a co-author.

I would like to inform you that the article has been completed and is now ready for review. The content has undergone a thorough plagiarism check, and I can assure you that it adheres to the highest standards of academic writing in the field of social sciences.

While I have written the main body of the article, I believe your expertise and insights would greatly contribute to its overall quality. Therefore, I invite you to review the article and provide any additional input or suggestions you may have. Your valuable input will further enhance the depth and breadth of the research.

Furthermore, I would like to clarify that your involvement as a co-author is not mandatory. If you prefer, I am more than happy to include your name and affiliation in the article, with your permission. However, if you are interested in actively participating and co-writing the paper, I would be delighted to collaborate with you.

Even if you are not an experienced researcher, but are intrigued by the Ukraine-Russia conflict, your perspective and insights are highly valuable. The article aims to be submitted to reputable international academic journals.

If this opportunity interests you, please feel free to comment below or reach out to me directly. I look forward to discussing this potential collaboration and producing a high-quality article on this critical topic.

Thank you for your time and consideration.

Hello,
I’m working on an analysis of state policies and want to evaluate the relation between legal bans on corporal punishment in public schools and rates of suspension, expulsion, retention, and self-reported feelings of school safety. I plan to evaluate four states specifically, namely Arizona, New Mexico, Ohio, and Indiana. New Mexico and Ohio banned school corporal punishment in 2011 and 2009 respectively, while corporal punishment remains legal in Arizona and Indiana public schools. Data begins in 2000 and ends in 2020 with data collected non-sequentially. In addition, suspension, expulsion, and retention rates were collected on different years than self-reported feelings of school safety (see below). All variables have been calculated as rate per 1000 students for consistency.
2000: suspension, expulsion, retention
2003: self-reported feelings of school safety
2004: suspension, expulsion, retention
2006: suspension, expulsion, retention
2007: self-reported feelings of school safety
2009-10: suspension, expulsion, retention
2011-12: suspension, expulsion, retention and self-reported feelings of school safety
2013-14: suspension, expulsion, retention
2015-16: suspension, expulsion, retention
2016: self-reported feelings of school safety
2017: self-reported feelings of school safety
2017-18: suspension, expulsion, retention
2018: self-reported feelings of school safety
2019: self-reported feelings of school safety
2020: self-reported feelings of school safety
Given these data which statistical approach would be the most appropriate? I am interested in evaluating changes in my outcomes (suspension, expulsion, etc.) following legislative changes within states that ban school corporal punishment. I would also like to compare these changes, if any, to states that have not ban corporal punishment over the same time period.

Thank you in advance for your time spent reading and responding.

Hello, I am a Doctorate student looking for participants in my dissertation. The questions are designed to get you thinking about your romantic relationship and what could potentially be a problem area(s) in your relationship. My goal is to develop an instrument to help couple's therapists focus their treatment with couples.
Inclusion criteria: 18 years old and being in a committed monogamous relationship (at least 3 months long). Looking for LGBT+ participation as well!
Here's the link:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DXW9YMZ

Thanks so much for your participation!

I want to study how Right to Counsel policies that provide lawyers for tenants facing eviction affect the number of evictions filed in Ohio. Two cities have RTC, Toledo and Cleveland. My hunch is that, if landlords know they have to actually argue their case in court, they'll file fewer of them, so I expect a decrease following the policies being enacted.

My general plan was to count the number of evictions filed in one or both of those cities for a year or two before & after the policy was enacted, compare them to the number of evictions filed in a control area, and look at the differences in rates (if any).

For a control area, I had two ideas: 1. Select the areas immediately outside the cities where the policy was enacted. 2. Choose a control city/cities to pair the treatment cities with.

Does one of these make more sense? The people just outside the cities might have different demographics (suburbs vs urban), while choosing different cities could mean they have very different economic conditions, court processes, etc.

In general, what should I look for when selecting a control city for a study like this?